The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, June 04, 1908, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Text1 - - H60DfiiVfiHOU()IEa,gM(BDAy,JPHfl4.lBf)3., o CRAM We Can Fit Your Feet with the Newest Creations We Carry every Width and Length that Can be Had wmm "There's nothing' like leather, When well put tog'ether." u o 0 Just the Very Newest OXFORDS AND SHOES That Can Be Had Shape and Style with a character that stands out from the ordinary class like a sore thumb. We carry only the specialty lines from factories famous for their superior workmanship and wearing: qualities. SEE THE WINDOW. Visit the department. Store open evenings during the month of June DC DC DC 0 DC BRIEF LOCAL MATTERS. The Diets Studio Tor photos. Mrs. Everett ipeut Monday iu Mo ier. Clover and Timothy seed at White bead'. Chicken for Sunday dinner id Me Guires. Early Rose seed potatoes at White head's. Just arrived Eastern white fish at Jackson's. Pickled pork and corned beef Mi--U nire Bros. Lime and cement in any quantity at Whitehead's. Maple Syrup and New York State Buck Wheat at Jackson's. Vetch, timothy, clover and garden weds at Jackson's. Get your berry tickets priuted at the Glacier office. Fresh halibut, salmon and razor clmus at McGuire's Friday's. Land plaster both kinds, Utah and Ore., at Whitehead's feed store. Timothy, red and white clover, vetch and alfalfa seed at Whitehead's. GotoW. S. Gribble. Mt. Hood, for the District No. 76 Shoe. tf Black Leaf Tobacco Extract, sure death to aphis, at Whitehead's. T. A. Keavis and Geo. I. Prather went to Tbe Dalles Wednesday morn ing to deliver tbe ballot boxes to the county clerk. The Royal Tailors of Chicago and New York are the largest and best merchant tailoring house in the world. See their line of samples for spring ut Thrt Toggery. L. II. Taylor, of Jacksonville, 111., has spent several days iu tbe valley looking for a location, ile is well pleased witb the country. Now is the time to order your Spring Hurt The very latest and best things out will be found ai the Toggery. Con fidence in the Royal tailors means better clothes for you. If yon want to buy or sell real estaie ( to Onthank & Otten. Money to loan on first mortgages. Abstracts and legal papers carefully prepared. Nota rial work of all kinds. Cleveland's Baking Powder, in 3-lb. cans only cost $1, and 5-1 b cun $l.t5. Both these cans have the metal handle under tbe regular cover. They are use ful when empty. Sold by II anna & Pcruo. If you wish to save 550 to 175 when yon buy your piano, buy direct from tbe factory dealer and not ftnm agents or canvassers. Several beautiful in struments just received from Chicago at Soule's Piano House. Second band pianos and organs taken in exchange. Balance cash or time payments It cannot help but be good. Why? Because Cleveland's Baking Powder has been need for the past forty years. This eeitainly is nn excellent recom mendation. Ask II Comioway. Eoiok Cornell, of Casper, Wyo , who baa bu tbe guest of D P. Soiith, has teo ill tor several days, and S'lodny went to Portlaud, where be will remain In a hospital a coot ie of wenka for tioaoital melioal trmt nient. D. O Clapp u'coompauied bini. Fresh ranch egus at McGuires. Pickled pigs' feet at McGuire's. See that Clover Seeder at McDonalds. Our work guaranteed. Deiu Studio Finishing for amateurs at DeiU Stu dio. Best line of Spray Nozzles at McDon alds. Wood For Sale-Phone 3595. L. E. Taft. Wheat and Timothy hay at Whitehead's. For Flower and Alfalfa Seeds go to .ucuonaius. Metal house numbeis at Hunt's Wall Paper store. Fresh made sausage at McGuire Bros, every day. See W. S. Gribble for Duck Eries, Fead overs. tf Yucca Tree Protectors, kept in stock at McKeynolds. Miss Alta Poole is in Portland vis iting friends. Pel a ii ma Incubators for sale at McReynolds & Co. Roswell Shelley was up from Caison Tuesday on business Rex spray in any quantity at White head's feed store. Clover, Timothy and Alfaldt hay at McReynolds & Co. Smoked halibut, herring, salmon at Jackson's. Get your herry tickets printed at the Glacier office. Stock foods of different kinds at McKeynolds fc Co. Get your berry tickets printed at tho Glaclet office. two moving pictute ebons are now operatiug in this city. Wheat, alfalfa, clover, mixed clover and timothy hay at Whitehead's. Cabbage and tomato plants. Earliest and bei-t vaiiet;es at Whitehead's. All the leading teachers of cookery uee Cleveland's Baking l'owder. Sold by Chapman Co. C. C. Masiker carried tbe ballot boxes tn Tbe Dalles Tuesday morning for tbe Odell precinct. Willie Baker reoeutly received a sliver medal in a contest at tbe Hill Military Academy at Portland. It never fails to make light wholesome food Clevelands Baking Powder sold by Chas. F. Wetherell, Bingen. Wn. Miss Emilv Wilson and Ina Evans are prepared to do dressmaking at 274 Ninth Street. Phone Main 1441. alb" Call at Soule's Piauo House for Kdison phonographs and reoords. 'Vith tbe exoeptiou of one bouse in Portland this is the largest stook in Oregon. Kev. J. T. Merrill and daughters, Miss Edith and Maude weut yester day to vVyetb to attend tbe gradua tion exeroise-i there. Mi. Merrill ia going to give the Commencement address. . Piot. Waldstein went to Tbe Dalles yesterday on husiness. Waldstein & Kntidsou expect to gn 'o Portland this week and purchase a One moving pinture outfit, which tbey will install in their skating rink during tbe sum mer months Misa Veia Stewart la In Portland visiting frienda. C. E. vtilsou la nursing a bone relon ou bis left hand. Misses Maude Evans and Elsie Den ny of Moiier were In town Tuesday. Miss Mary Middleswarl came up from Mosiei last Thursday, returning tbe same day. Truman Butler and wife went to Portland yesterday to attend the Symphony conceit. Mr. and Mrs. Cbaa. Sletten left yes terday on tbe local to attend tbe N, Y. Symphony conoert'at Portland. Opening dance at Oak Grove hall, Friday evening. A good time U as ured. It will be strictly first-olasa. It ia repotted that considerable small ttuit baa been killed In tbe Wil lamette valley by the late frosts, wblob have been of frequent occurence during tbe month of May. Hood River strawberries have begun to ariive in tbe local market. Tbey aie of good quality, slightly damaged from shipping when wet, but sell readily at 25 oenta per box. Prine ville Journal. M. H. Mulligan and Jaa. W. Pur oell, of Tbe Dalles, have rented tbe Blowers building reoently vaoated by A. O. Hershey, and will oooupy it witb a moving piotuie show. Tbey expeot to remain here permanently. Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Miobell. of Stevenson, visited Irieuds at The Dalles over Sou lay and stopped on at Hood River ou the local Monday afternoon. Mr. Mlubell attended the meeting of Hood River Coinniandery Monday evening. E. R. Moon. State Suuday School Evangelist ot tbe Christian Church, will speak at the Christian oburob next Suuday, botb morning and even ing the subject at the morning ser vice: " I'be Teaobing Service ot tbe Church." Your are invited to bear bim. "Topsy Turvy,"a tattling good play by local talent, ot Park Grange, will be put on tbe boarda at fine Grove Hall, ou Saturday evening, Juueu. It will be lots ot lun. Don't misa it. Regular eervicea at tbe Unitarian cburob Sunday morning. Sunday obool at 10:00 o'clock, rubllo wor ship at 11 o'clock. Subject tor .Sun day morning, thought wil be tbe "Transformation." J. be public cor dially invited to attend all regular servioes of tbia church. Misa Zulu Fowler came back from Rufua. Ore., where aba Daa been for the past month and is going to take Mr. Wilson's plaoe at tne uommeroiai Booth, while be Is at the Rose Festi val. Miss Fowler's many trleuds are glad to see ber back again. Judse Moirla aod wife returned Saturday after being in Missouri a few mouths visiting theii old irlsods The Judge says that things are look ing well there,, but there is no plaoe like Hood River. Dr. D. S. Homgaidner oar old friend and dentist came Monday from Portland to spend a few days witb friends here before going to bif home in Washington. We are all glad to see tbe doctor back again. GET IN THE HABIT OF TRADING AT THE" BIG STORE WITH LITTLE PRICES "9 Working Cloves The kitid that will stand the wear. The y'll save your bands and we'll save yon money. Cleaning Houie? You will findall the necessaries lur , Soap, Sapolio, Bath Brick, Sul phur, Candles, Insect Powder, Scrub Brushes, Mops, etc , at Little Prices Garden Tools Rakes c Hoes 20c Spades and Shovels ojjc Double Bitted Axes '5c Hardware Bolts, Screws, Hinges, Hatchets, Saws, Ham mers, and a hundred other arti cles that you use every day. Suitcases New Style, in Post Cards Our Post Card i . .in. Shop is full of the newest thing" eather, canvas and matting. ' 1 ' out. Come sod see i hem. Telescopes, Hand Bags, Shawl Straps, etc. Utile prices. Sewi Machine Sup. plies Needles for all. ma Table Oilcloth Plain , ,jnt.a. Belts. Bobbins, Shut and figured patterns in white ties. Oilers, Screw Drivera and and colors; best quality. 25: yd. -'xtfat- Tents A big stock bought Naw Glassware Table earlv enables u to sell at IittV Sets, Water Sets Berry Sef, , . . . etc beautiful patterns. prices. All snd we.ghts. CIear FHnt G w. Little prices. Camp Furniture Stoves 42 Plece 0inner Sets Folding Cot Beds. Chans, Stools Mny ,jiferent patterns. All Tab' es, Hammock", et-. Little ,lieful dishes. Jnst the thing for (rjce:, a small family. $6 per set. 4th of Julv isn't SO very ir - - - -nsh. and Novelties ever brought to the city. W e are specialists in this line and have the newest and best things to be bought. -fit W. II. Wallou spent Friday in Tbe Dallea. Carl Vangban returned Mouday from Portland. Dr. Pineo was la Portland Monday on business. T. C. Godberaon spent Sunday In Hood River. I. Niokelson, of Mosler, spent Sat urday in town. W. K. MerrlU was in Portland the Brit part of tbe week. Mrs, Sherman Frank spent Decora tion Day in Tbe Dalles. Wm. Niohola returned from trip to Tbe Dallea, on Monday. L. H. Arneson of Tbe Dallea spent Sunday In Hood River. A. A. Jayne spent Friday In Port land transacting business. Attorney Haitwig transacted busi ness in Tbe Dallea Tuesday. W. L. Demorest came dowu from Tbe Dalles Tuesday on business. J. R. Steele and wife went to Port land Tuesday to aee tbe Rose Festival. B. Jenaon, of tbe Mt. Hood dis trict, went to Portland Tuesday after noon. Hollo Spauding left Tuesday for Portland, Intending to be gone a week. Mrs. V. C. Brook retornod Tuesday from Cascade Locks, after ataylng a day or two. irabaiee Leslie left Tuesday morn ing for Portland to be the guest of her cousin there. MisseB Klezie Engel, Bertha Fuller and Eva MoReynolds spent Saturday in i'be Dalles with friends (1. (J. Rnharta and vifa lnft Tuna. day for Portland, where tbey expeot to visit friends for a few weeks. Mia. F. M. Slaven and family left Thursday to spend a few days witb frienda in Portland. 11. L. York, of Liud, Wash., baa been visiting L. H. Huggina aud fam ily for the last week. Mr. Meirlll of Wasoo left Saturday after visiting bia Drotber, Rev. J. T. Merrill and family rot a few daya. F. O. Cburob and wife ot the Bel mont district have as tbelr guests Mr. Turner and wife of Portland. F. H. Button oame up from tbe Willamette valley to vote and apend a few days with bia fnmily bete. Miss Ruth Lucas returned Wednes day from Trontdale, where she has been visiting ber parents for few daya A. Cessna ve returned the latter part of the week from Omaha, where be was called as a witness in a abeep case. Misa Nan Cooper, of Mt. Hood, left for Portland Tuesday afternoon, wbere abe will visit friends for a week. Mrs. Dr. T. C. Smith of Salem, ar rived Tuesday and is the guest of Mr. an Mis. W. E. Sherman In tbe Pine Grove district. Subieot next Suuday at tbe German Emanuel oburob: "God's Intention When He Suffers Man to do Afflic tion." Ed Stariok, pastoi. Misa McCully letuined tbe first of tbe week from Seattle and British Columbia, wbere abe baa been visit ing friends and relatives for the past two weeks. - Tbe Hood-River Abstraot offloe in tbe Davidson building was oloaed all day Monday on account of tba arrival of a aon aud heir at tbe home of J. M Scbmeltzer. Rev. Ed Starick Is pastor of tbe Geroinu Emanuel Lutheran cbuicb while the tegular pastor. Rev. E. Drockenmiller, ia suending a couple of mouths visiting at Ediuooton, Can ada. Mr" Maggie Emerson of Heppner le't Sunday for Portland, wbere abe expects to stay for a few days before returning to ber home at Heppner. Mrs. Emerson has been visiting her mother, Vrs. D. W. H or nor. S F. Blytbe returned from the Car. aon hot springs Monday In time to vote. Misa Clara Blytbe oame home Saturday. Mr. Blytbe la feeling roooh better, but tbe rheumatism still baa a giip on his right arm. W. T. Boynton, of Pendleton, who bag been a witness in tbe land fraud oaaes at Portland, stopped ott-to see bis brotber-io- law, W. McKeynolds, over Sunday, on bia way borne. O. J. Murpby and J. 11. Flynn, ac companied by tbeir wivea, cams np on tbe boat Friday from Portland and remained in J Hood Rver nntil tbe evening train. Tbey are from Grand Forka, N. D., and are on tbelr way borne ttom a trip to tbe coast. Tbey oalled on tbeir old friend, tbe editor, and enjoyed tbeir abort stay by get ting a glimpse of tbe town. They were delighted witb tbe beautiul toen ery ot tbe mountains, aod regretted that tbey were unable to spend a dsy la tbe valley. Mrs. M. Stolz of Mosiet was In town Friday. Prof. Coad leturued Monday trom Portland. John Booth apeut Thuraday iu White Salmon. Dr. Edmonds was a passenger to The Dalles Tuesday. Simeon Bolton, County Cletk, waa in tbe city Thursday. Robert Beate and sons of Mosler were in town Friday. Carl Larson ot Menominee transact ed business bete Friday. Carl Vaugban returned Friday from a business trip to Portland. W. P. Andros oame up trom Port and Friday to stay permanently. Elmer Coyle came up from Mosier Thursday to ttansaot business beie. Dr. Skipworth of The Dalles, was the guest ot Dr. Lathrop last week. L. II. Arneson, Reciever of The Dalles Land Office, was in Hood River over Suuday. Judge Lake, of Tbe Dallea, had business in tbe valley the latter part of the week. Miss Matthews returned to Pert- laud, Thursday, after visiting friends u Hood Kiver. Earnest Evans, of Mosier. snent Saturday in town. Ciarenoe Gilbert apent Sunday iu Portland. E. O. Blanobar went to Tbe Dallea Saturday on tbe local and returned with Ciarenoe Gilbert in tbe big red "Pierce." Miss Ella Wiedriok returned Mon day from Mosier, after having spent a few days there visiting her friend, Miss Anna Godbarsen, who just re turned from College at Monmouth. Mra. Parkins spent Deooratiou Day in Tbe Dallea. Irwin went up Satur day evening and returned witb his mother on Sunday. Leslie Butler is building a neat lit tle garage for bia new automibile at the rear of his son's residence. Mra. B. M. Neal, and aon Alfred, went to Hood River Saturday night, to be absent several weeks. Uu ion Republ c. W. F. Laraway has tbe finest collec tion of rosea in Hood Hirer .county, there belng 100 diffeient varieties, aud all choioe, rare plants. All ot tbem are In bloom, and tbey are in deed a beautiful sight. Several large salmon trout have been oaugbt In the Humes running out of the wet aide ditch recently. They enter the large dltob trom Hood River and finally get into the small laterals, wbere tbey soon get Into too small quarteta to get out, and are furnishing many a meal for tbe straw ben y farmera Capt. Harry Orandall brought in some very fine early cherries Tues day, among tba first to oome in from the valley. He left a branch at the Glaoler office which waa just loaded witb tbe ripe, red fruit. Tbe Cap tain is somewhat of a tenderfoot in tbe fruit business, hut is getting as good results from bis model little ranch on the edge of town as tbe most experienced growera. Sle verk opp-Parrot. Married, Sunday afternoon, May 11, 1908, Henry Sieverkropp and Rachel Parrott, at tbe home of II. O. Sieverkropp. About thirty telatives and frienda witnessed tbe very impressive ring ceremony pronouuoed by Rev. W. C. Gilmore. Tbe borne waa beautifully decorated with roses and Oregon grape. Miss Amanda Sieverkropp, witb a grace ful lock atep, ted tbe wedding march to the altar, where the groom aod beat man stood waiting, tbe bride be ing presented by ber father, A. O. Parrott. Mr. Flnier Raferty and Mr. Wilson tendered accompanying musio. At 6:30 a most bountiful wedding dinner was served. Tbe couple were the recipients of many valuable pres ents After a wedding journey to Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Sleverkroopp will settle down at borne ou tbe farm where a floe opportunity awaits tbem. The Sievrekmpp orchard ia one of the finest In tbe valley. Tbeir many rienda extend wishes for long end useful home life. Telephone Company Votes Ronds. A special 'meeting of tbe Home Tel ephone Company in tb Comintola! Club rooms Tuesday morning, it was iinsnimouslv voted that bonds be is and to make Improvements and oarry On extensions. Orders for borne pbones are coming in fast nntil tbere ia now a large waiting list New ca bles are ordered to run out to the : congested country districts, and as soon as It armes trom tbe east will be strung on tba poles. The wire ca ble aupport to bold tbe cable line out on tbe west side is nearly all in place, and the cable la exreoted bere every day from tbe east. It la expected that tbe Home will have in 1,000 pbooea by tba end of tbe year, SOUVENIR POST CARDS Hood River Views Columbia River Views Oregon Views High School Cards Birthday Cards BOOKS Columbia River Scenes-new Where Flows Hood River Better Fruit Special Hood River Edition. Ilemember we have many Hood River Post Cards that cannot be obtained elsewhere. GIFFORD'S MT. HOOD and LOST LAKE, ' ramed &unfraraed Our PICTURE FRAMING Department was never so complete and tin number of Frames we are turning out daily is the ' c.-it guarantee of our work. For Good Workmanship, Good Taste and Prompt Service Go to Slocom's Book Store The Place that Does the Framing CONCRETE BLOCKS and Cement Brick Of Superior Quality WE ABE READY TO lil'-CEIVE ORDERS BRADLEY'S CONCRE i E STONE and BRIGK WORKS HOOD RIVER, ORE. Phone 95 THE VIENNA Steam Cleaning Dye & Works THE DALLES, ORE. 519 SEC. ST. Cleaning and Dyeing of Ladies and Gents gajments of all kinds. Hats cleaned, blocked and renovated. Pan ama hats a specialty. Prompt ser vice and all work guaranteed by the Vienna Dye Works. Branch office with C. BUELOW m?lornt HOOD RIVER, ORE. Loses Foot. Urover ilarria, young man about 19 years old, wbo bag been tramping around tbe ocuotiy for a couple of yearn, tried to board a freight train Monday morning about 2.30, Iu tbe yards, when be slipped and bia foot went under tbe wheels. 'I'be great toe was out ott and tbe top of tbe foot hoiritlj oruibed. Aid wai gammoned and he wai taken to tbe Cottage Hos pital, wbere it wai found nevesaary to remove the foot. 'i'be unfortunate lad said that be left tbe home of bis parents at North Yakima two years ago, sinoe which time he hag wandered over tbe coun try. A telegram to big father, H. K. Harris, brought back a message to give him proper care, which is being done. It ia aaid his parents are in comfortable circumstances and did not know tbe f whereabouts of their boy until tbe sad news of bis accident. HAZELWOOD Special Ice Cream Calendar The Hell Theater. Eleetrio fixtures, etc., are now bn ing installed for tbe Bell, Hood litt er's new eleetrio theater, which will pen Saturday evening, Jane, 0. C. P. Ross, Agent Season of 1908. Special Prices made on Application. Plain Ice Cream Vanila; Strawoerry. OhocolatP, Lemon, Orange, liuuana, Pineapple, Pistachio, Hose, and Pt acli, Apricot and Raspberry in teiio.i. Special Ice Cream ' JlTN K 7th Special brick, Vanila ami .j. ! t. , rr....: I'mi'I center. 1 JUNK 14th Macaroon Ice Cream with I. LMni"ii Water fee center. )iecil linlu Macaroon Ice Cream. Special Shipping Brick Macaroon Ice ' ream. JI NK, 21 Oipc'wl Brick, Vanila with laver of Snl ana Ice Cream in center. 1 1 t ?